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Learnt this in my Fluid Mech lecture today and this makes it more clear. Thank you

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The best summary on laminar and turbulent flow, including CFD techniques.

What a great video that explains one of the key concepts in fluid mechanics lecture! Thanks man👍

I always thought I understood Laminar flow and turbulent well enough until I watched this video which broadened my understanding. Thank you so much for this! Its brilliant and can we please have more

"Turbulence is the most important unsolved problem of classical physics" -Richard P. Feynman "When i meet god, i am going to ask him two questions: why relativity? and why turbulence?, i really belive he will have an answer for the first one" - Werner Heisenberg

You are doing a great service to the humanity by making things easy to understand as college education is simply interested in completion of the syllabus by going through the chapters as fast as they can without caring whether students have understood or not .

I adore these videos. I´m currently on my first year studying for my Aero 1 class, and this has been helping me so much in grasping a better understanding of the content. Just the graphs and listening to the explanations help so much, most questions are supposed to need a theoretical answer so thank you.

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I find the clarity and level of detail in your videos is excellent and this one is no exception. Note at 6.53 the Colebrook Equation can be solved for the friction factor f by using Lambert's W-function.

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This is best stuff, I have ever seen on turbulent flow. Thank you sir.

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I love how he stated: "traditional engineering tend to be very math-heavy". This has been a HUGE problem for a lot of people including myself with the upper level engineering courses. Luckily we all made it through and have less than a year of college left to get through. Point im trying to make is this: Way too much of our engineering education is about mathematical modeling, equation solving, and calculating some parameter given other known parameters. This is all fine too learn but what is heavily, and I mean HEAVILY skipped most often is the actual physical science of why something is happening according to our observations of the physical world. Engineers come out of school and cant design anything hardly because they very little intuition of how the science actually works and most importantly why it works. Its not all about algebra, calculus, and matlab/python mathematics and coding. Colleges focus on this because its their way of 1, weeding people out of engineering, and 2, its one of the best way to create testing/quizzing for the class. Throughout my whole time in college I can probably count on just my hands and toes how often a conceptual question about how or why a physical phenomenon was even happening. Its alway math math math math, MATH!

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For me as an aerospace engineer I must say this is the best video I have seen so far on laminar and turbulent flow. Great job!

AMAZING ANIMATIONS that really help understand mechanical engineering concepts, many thanks from Texas.

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Great video.Waiting for more fluid mechanics videos....

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Quality of content & the video help me to bunk boring class.Need more video about dimensionless number.A helpful channel for mechanical engineers.

it's good to see you are also sharing fluid videos